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Crain 565 18 ft. Strap Clamp
- SKU:
- 265847
In Stock
- 9 Available
$105.88
- Save 5% Buy 6 for $100.59 each and save $31.74
This handy clamp will pull wood planks together across widths of up to 18 feet. The nylon strap coils internally to stay of your way while you work. A real time saver for the wood installer!
Clamps and holds laminate planks across widths up to 18 feet. Nylon strap coils inside the housing. No more strap all over the floor in the way of your work. New extra-long base will work under toe spaces. A real time-saving design!
- Pulls wood planks together across lengths of up to 18 feet
- Nylon strap coils inside the housing
- No more strap all over the floor in the way of your work
- Extra-long base will work under toe spaces
- Large knob for quick retracting after clamping
- Perfect time-saver for wood installers
- Weighs 2.2 lbs
| Free shipping | Yes |
|---|---|
| Brand | Crain |
| MPN | 565 |
| SKU | 265847 |
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Customer Reviews
Showing 1–3 out of 3 reviews
Good tool, could use some improvement
The tool is good but they use a cheap staple to secure the strap to the unracheted clamp end. BUT tool is definitely better than other cheaper models.
Review by
Deacon
Posted on
Quality:
3
Value:
4
Price:
4
Buy Two
The 3/4 inch oak flooring I'm doing now, had a lot of bowed boards and this was AWESOME to help keep everything in line. You will want to buy two. Also works fantastic when laying the last row close to a wall (We undercut our drywall to keep the recommended 3/4 inch expansion gap). The small staple keeping the strap from slipping through came loose, so we simply attached a small locking chain link and no way can it slip loose now. Manufacturer needs to replace the staple with a link. Easy fix!
Review by
Par3
Posted on
Quality:
5
Value:
5
Price:
5
Stiching could be better....
After about 10-uses, the stiching where the strap connects to the tool itself failed. I tied it back on with an overhand knot, and it seems to be working again as before.
Review by
Hal
Posted on
Quality:
4
Value:
4
Price:
4